... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following ni, j . are mipoi-i.r remarks Die t.uit cannot, help hut be value to ail readers Bitter. louowar*. first, (.ratituna tnat hare saveafrom horrible and, secondly, desire to warn all who read this statement aeairs some ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. MB. WINSTON CHURCHILL ARMY REFORM. THE NEW SCHEME CONDEMNED. THE ONLY POLICY. Mr. Winston Churchill, M.F., addressed meeting Wallscnd, Newtastle-on-Tyne, last evening. After a feu local references, Mr. Churchill said he desired talk them ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Mr. Chamberlain 1s now in the very thick of the difficulties which he travelled six thousand tiles to explore. His reception in the Trans- vaal surely presents the most remarkable com- bination of cordiality and querulousnéss with which ...

... SPEAKS AT THE LONDON DEVONIANS' DINNER. WISE RESERVE ABSOLUTELY PRECLUDED FROM DISCUSSION. SYMPATHISERS IN HYDE PARK. Genera Sir Redvers H. Buller, V.C., President Devonian Society London, presided Saturday evening at the annual dinner Devonians London ...

... THE SOLDIER SPEAKS. Mr. Essex, says: I served through Nile Expedition and late Boer War; suffered from backache and kidney complaint; paid pounds to doctors; Two Boxes Holdroyd's cured me. Holdroyd's Gravel Fills are rositivo cure for Gravel and Pains ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL ON ARMY REFORM. THE NEW SCHEME CONDEMNED. Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., addressed a meeting at Wallsend, New-east le-on-Tyne, on Thursday. After a few local references. Mr. Churchill said he desired to talk to them ...

... BERESFORD SPEAKS BRITAIN'S NAVAL NEEDS outlined. £60,000,000 SCHEME. LIBERAL APATHY. Lord Charles eagerly &ntic 'pated speech on the Navy was delivered | yesterday at a meeting convened the London of Commerce in the Merchant Taylors' It was his original ...

... SPEAKING FRENCH. The people who are familiar with one or two words of a foreign language are apt to be immensely proud of their acquisition, but woe be unto them i they throw toa much weight upon so frail a support, in attempting an extendi conversation ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING REFERENCES TO FEDERATION AND SELF-GOVERNMENT. [From Ovr Own | Pietermaritzburg, Tuesday Night. In the course of his speech at te-night’s ban- quet, Mr. Chamberlain said it was not the duty of the Imperial Government to lock after Natal ...

... THE SHAH SPEAKS MESSAGE TO PEOPLE. NATIONAL COUNCIL DISSOLVED. TORTURE AT TABRIZ. REVOLUTIONARIES' FATE. Router's Agency learns that the Shah Persia has issued the following rescript, which has been telegraphed to the Provincial . Governors and made known ...

... SPEAKING OF FISH. Yon kin tell some pretty heavy fish stories, yon kin. he observed, as he threw hia leg over barrel and kicked the dog nnder the bar. Some of yer narratives is right interestin', too; bnt I allow that sumthin' happened to the undersigned ...

... THEIR MUCH SPEAKING. The stream of talk wanders along through its present impossible hours, amid a deepening JiSt gust. Members repeat the same thing over and over again.—Liberal Paper. Oh, Liberal Press, this seems unkind, Soon as St. Stephen's lures ...